Objects & Places from How to Say Babylon

Safiya Sinclair
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 202 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Objects & Places from How to Say Babylon

Safiya Sinclair
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 202 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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Tooth

This was something Sinclair broke when she and her brother were roughhousing. It symbolized embarrassment to Sinclair and vanity to her father.

Dreadlocks

This was the way that Sinclair’s family wore their hair. It symbolized their beliefs and was a barrier between them and the world.

Red Belt

This is what Howard used to beat the children when he thought they were disobedient or unruly. It symbolized violence and fear for the children.

Ocean

This was where Sinclair was born as was her mother. It symbolized beauty and calm.

Jamaica

This was the country where Sinclair was born. It symbolized oppression and limitations.

Jeans

These were what most girls at Sinclair’s school wore, but she had to wear skirts They represented freedom and liberation to her.

Baby

This is what Esther never though she would have because she believed she was sterile. It symbolized growth...

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